@BeayMontego@AminuDalhat Some employers don't deserve notice. Take a leave or loan, anything to cover for your pay and resign. You can even resign with immediate effect and use your owed salaries to pay in lieu of notice
I have not stopped thinking about how Fave handled AI and her song “Intentions.” An AI choir lifted her lyrics, remixed the melody, went viral on TikTok and suddenly the fake version was getting more attention than the original.
Legally and ethically, it was wild to watch. Someone with no rights to the song was building clout and probably coins from her work, while the real artist had to fight for space on her own record. Classic African creative story, upgraded with AI.
What did Fave do? She moved like a business woman. She took the viral melody, re sang her own lyrics, and released that version herself. She stepped into the trend, took back the narrative and positioned herself to own the revenue.
For African creatives, this is bigger than one song. AI will keep touching our voices, lyrics and images. The question is: will we only react with outrage, or will we build smart legal and business playbooks that let us protect our IP and still win.
Fave’s move is a case study. AI can dilute you, but it can also expose new versions, new audiences and new income, if you know how to claim it. The tech is loud, but the power still belongs to the artist who understands both the law and the business.
It is unfair on the so called Big 3 to have them be compared to Olamide. Olamide’s cultural impact is matchless. His musical repertoire is inimitable. And the stars he made, directly via his platforms or platforming them with his features? Endless.
The toughest thing for a superstar to make is another superstar. Olamide did that and did it again and again. And again.
There is a lot more to be said, but I have been held speechless by his iconic London show. Still reeling from the artistic excellence.
You disrespect them and you’d be diminishing him when you make those comparisons. He is not to be compared. He is playing in his own league, all by himself. He is the big one!
@Obinnannanna3@obaofph01 The CDS could possibly be respecting the retired general even though as you said as an active CDS he has authority but he will also retire some say and know that military be like cult, they protect their own whether serving or not especially when dealing wit civilians/politicians
I asked Chapgpt what stunts Mr Beast could pull off if he came to Nigeria. @MrBeast
If MrBeast came to Nigeria, he’d probably blend his usual over-the-top generosity, challenge-based competitions, and culturally relevant twists.
Here are some possible stunt ideas
10. Mystery Box Challenge – Lagos Traffic Edition
Placing giant sealed boxes on random street corners during rush hour.
Whoever dares to open them gets surprising prizes — from ₦100k cash to an iPhone to even a mini-truck.